What is Skolado?
Skolado is a survey tool that helps schools track how students feel and how they experience school.
With clear, age-appropriate and child-friendly surveys, schools and municipalities get reliable insights to support early action and improve the school environment.
Why choose Skolado?
Fun and child-friendly surveys
Skolado is designed to help students feel safe when answering. With child-friendly and interactive response options, such as emoji scales, it becomes easier for all students to share their opinions.
This leads to more honest answers and gives schools better support for their quality improvement work.
All surveys are saved in one account – follow the progress in real time
All surveys and student responses are automatically compiled in Skolado. School leaders and staff get a clear overview of the school’s situation, broken down by area and over time.
This makes it easier to identify strengths, detect risk areas, and make well-informed decisions about actions and support — while also clearly seeing which measures have the best impact.
AI-based survey summaries in seconds — instead of weeks.
Skolado automatically compiles and presents survey results in clear reports. What previously could take weeks of administrative work is now ready in just a few seconds.
The results are visualized in an easy-to-understand way and highlight progress over time as well as important trends across all areas you measure. This makes it possible to quickly move from measurement to dialogue and make well-informed decisions about prioritized actions.
Who created the survey templates?
We have, in collaboration with Björn Johansson, docent and university lecturer in social work at Örebro university developed a set of well-formulated, child-friendly and research-based survey templates.
Björn has extensive experience in research focused on the well-being and consequences of children and young people
exposure to violence and bullying.
He also researches and evaluates prevention, promotion and remedial efforts. Björn conducts primarily research on school bullying in close collaboration with the Friends Foundation.
Björn Johansson, docent and university lecturer in social work at Örebro
university.
Each grade receives a unique link or QR code that they can scan to answer the survey. The schools usually print out the QR code and place it on the board in the classroom, alternatively send the link easily via Teams to the students.
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A safe and secure platform.
We have ensured that Skolado complies with GDPR requirements with support from leading IT law firms and the municipalities using the platform.
All student responses are anonymous, and no personal data is stored—making Skolado a safe and secure solution. Data security is our number one priority.
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
Selection of municipalities that use Skolado
